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cause baldness??? I've been really stressed out the past 9 months. (ex-bitch said she was pregnant but lied) And in the past 4 months I've noticed my hair starting to thin a little on the sides and receed.

 

Also, if I use either Rogaine or Propecia....do I have to take it the rest of my life? If I stop suddenly, will I keep or lose the hair I gained while on the drug?

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cause baldness??? I've been really stressed out the past 9 months. (ex-bitch said she was pregnant but lied) And in the past 4 months I've noticed my hair starting to thin a little on the sides and receed.

 

Also, if I use either Rogaine or Propecia....do I have to take it the rest of my life? If I stop suddenly, will I keep or lose the hair I gained while on the drug?

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Possibly, stress contributes to baldness. But baldness is genetic. Those hairs were going to be Gonesville anyway. You might have sped up the process a little, but you didn't cause hairs that wouldn't have fallen out to fall out. Chances are, it was just your time for hairloss -- I know that sucks.

Propecia and Rogaine are everyday, lifelong commitments. You stop them, you will lose the benefits of the medications -- and very quickly, I might add.

But something like Propecia is no big deal. Make it part of a morning routine. Think of it like, "Brushing teeth is an everyday lifelong commitment. The longer I don't brush, the worse the teeth get. And eventually, I'll lose all the benefits I got from brushing them if I don't brush them for long enough."

I think that is an effective analogy for this situation.

 

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